1.  Cassius heard the fisherman blow the water from his snorkel.

2.  Steady offshore winds keep blowing the water westward where it becomes heated.

3.  A persistently strong wind from the west has caused water to be blown away from shore resulting in the abnormally low tides.

4.  He said this reaction could also blow water from the filter building into the reactor building, where the remaining salt mixture is stored, allowing another chain reaction.

5.  If you have an automatic sprinkler system, all the water should be blown from the pipes by now to prevent freezing damage.

6.  If you have an automatic sprinkler system, the water should be blown from the pipes to prevent freezing damage.

7.  The tidal surges are driven by heavy rains, winter weather patterns and southerly winds that blow Adriatic waters northward.

8.  The wind came out of the northeast and blew the water into the swamp.

9.  The winds blew water in zigzag patterns down the slowly flooding roads.